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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
THE B 4 o. TELEGRAPH DEAL
Number OF pi.eharge. Poured.


WASHINGTON, d. c., October The
impending absorption of the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph by the Western
Union is looked upon as a serious matter
by the employees of both companies. A
Baltimore and Ohio electrician says.
"Such AN amagamation will throw out
an army of people who are only skilled
in the telegraph business. The
Western Union could handle all
the additional business II would get
with an addition TO its present force OF
ten per cent. of the Baltimore and Ohio
force. What will then become OF the
other ninety per cent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio employees Telegraphers cleo
tricians. clerks. cashiers, messengers, and
others will have 90 seek other occupa-
lions We feel that we are soon to be out
almost AS a body. This is the worst fea'
ture OF the telegraph deal 4 big concern
like the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
has in its extensive territory thousands OF
employees, every one OF whom Is IN
trouble to-day a. 10 the future. The
Postal Company may extend its lines,
and I'm the hands Of strong people, be-
come the active competitor OF the Western
Union. It Is quite probable the Western
Union will not be allowed to monoplize
the telegraph business. That is the
hone of the telegraphers. With only
one giant concern in the field, and the
market oyercrowded with people seeking
employment, the Western Union Will
have the pick and make its own terms.
Tbe people must find employment, and
The situation will be one that will be
most uncomfortable for those in the
Western Union service, as well a. 10 those
who are thrown out.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

The gymnasium of the Young Mems
Christian Association is ready for the
members of that institution. 1t is com
plete in every respect being filled up
with everything pertaining TO a nrst-
class gvmnastic establishment. The
membership fee of the associatian is %,
and members can join the gymnasium by
paying Si additional Hot and cold
baths and the instruction of a competent
director are among the advantages offer
ed. and the association in erecting this
gymnasium engaged in a work Of great
good TO the entire community.
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Henrico News

The courthouse yesterday presented
q deserted appearance, and to all I'M.
Quiries The reply invariably was nothing
doing Of general interest
To-day the Republicans Of Heurlco
county will hold mass meeting for the
purpose of eaunciating their principles,
and to nominate a candidate 10 represent
the principles and the party. Ii is likely
that this mass-meeting viii be held with
closed doors, at least that is what the
chairman of the County Republican CoDi-
mittee has told the TIMES reporter This
plan will mo- doubt he worked as al the
spring mass meeting. A star chamber
meeting will cut ont the work, and then
an open meeting be held TO satisfy 1t,
which can be done in five minutes. Judge
Waddill will be renominated unless he
declines 10 serve.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

There will be interesting services a.
the Fourth Presbyterian church at =
o'clock tomorrow afternoon when the
pastor-elect, Rev. J Calvin Stewart, will
be installed
Rev Dir. Drew will preach, by special
request. his sermon ON the Prodigal Son.
Rev r.. p. Kerr will deliver the charge
to the people
4 choice programme of music has been
arranged and the choir will be assisted
by Mrs. WI. Stephens and Mr. Douglass
l.. Leftwich
a cordial welcome 10 ALL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

In the United States Cont YESTERDAY,
Carter Marshall lcoloredl was tried for
having in his possession lot Of untaxed
manufactured tobacco lie was acquitted.
Alliance Club held a meeting last night
At the skating rink TO nominate candi-
dates for the Legislature. This club nom
mates six. Tammany six, and the Repub-
licans pick out four from the twelve
Al least that seems 10 DC the understand
inc between the RAIDS and the Reformers-
Al A late hour last night the balloiing
was still going on
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sented. With such leaders, and with
such earnest, faithful, and patriotic voters
as comprise the Democratic party OF Rich
mond, the Commonwealth can feel as
sured that here, at least, the Republican
party, under whatever name il may at
tempt TO deceive the people, can not sue
ceed In your earnest wOrk-in your
grand work-.in your patriotic work, we
bid YOU God speed
G. f. WINGO. Chairman
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Hastings Court.

4 number Of felony and other cases of
small interest occupied the attention OF
Judge Atkins I'm the Hastings Court yes
terday. The chief matter before the
Court was that Of Robert Coleman,
whose burglaries have already been re.
ported in these columns lie was tried
Yesterday ON the charge of stealing some
crockery from Mr. John Kessnich He
was found guilty. and given five years in
the penitentiary Fl other Indictments
against him were not pressed on motion
Of Commonwealth Attorney Witt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08
Time for shooting Partridges.
RrouuoSD, Va, October :, 1887

RICHMOND, Va. October T, 1887
r. The Edit0r of he Times
There is a dispute amongst several
amateur sportsmen Of our city AS to what
time we can begin shooting parirldges in
the counties near our city VIII you
please publish when the season begins
for such sport in Henrico. Hanover,
Chesterfield, and Amelia counties, and
oblige several constant readers OF your
paper Yours very 'Iuiy,
A veteran sportsman says that there j.
no game law in Amelia, and they are
shooting partridges there now In the
o,her counties named October 18th is the
day for the sport 10 begin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

David Ogiltree, his wife, and two chill
dren were poisoned al home, near Tala'
deca dsea Ala Yesterday. They drank whis-
XIV containing strychnine. All are dead
or Walls. president of the Tampa,
Fla Roard OF Health, reports the yellow
seSsr % there with tendency to spread.
nr Hamilton Of the Marine Hospital Ser.
Vice has authorized the use Of tents ana
,elegraphed for further information.
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TO Innd Hour.

The German barkentine Carl Max, VI.
Bier. master. from Rostock, entered at
the Customhouse yesterday IN ballast.
She is consigned to the Gallego Mills, oi
which Charles l.. Todd is president and
will load flour, shipped by this company
for Brazil
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

,,.mber-hip Decreased over Half NIL
lion During the Year.

MrSxFAPoLIs. MiSN, October In
the session Of the Knights Of Labor Con-
yention to day, General Secretary ohaf'es
A Li,chmaG read the annual report OF
the knights Of Labor General Assembly
Tbe number Of members reported In
GOOD standing at the last session OF the
shc General Assembly was ZOE ,s24, and
he number in arrears was 2o,155. since
,ben the membership has decreased 3d.
coo no TO October !, 1881.
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BURNED

Thursday night about 1890 O'Clock,
Ms Ellis an elderly lady WAS sitting at
her home before the fire. While sitting
there her dress caught from the Goals
She ran to the door, when the breeze
famed the flame, which burned OF all
her lower clothing and burnt her limbs
also right badly before they were eAlin'
guished DR. ingram was called IN yes
terday morning and administered ihe
proper remedies. Mrs. Ellis yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

STATE DEMOCRTIc EXECUTIVE J
D....ssarsrHrta

STATE DEMOtklli LAE'l 1--WE !
COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October ., 1881
The following additional appointment
for public speaking are announced by
Democratic papers are re-
Quested TO copy
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
Chesterfield, Monday, October TO-
King William, Monday, October 2i
GENERAL ErrA HJNlON.
Shenandoah, Monday, October 10.
Fairfax. Monday October IT,
THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
Nelson. Monday, October, a.
J0mN $. BARBOUR, Chairman.
W. W. Sc0H. Secret0ry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Yesterday morning near > o'clock the
fire bell on the city building sounded the
alarm Of fire, striking Ward 3. Only a
few persons heard the alarm in the major
portion of the city. The Aleris were
alert and acted becomingly. The IRE was
al the tw0-story brick house OF Mr. Ben
iamin l.. Rudd. on the Petersburg turn.
pike. and was caused by the accidental
explosion of a kerosene oil lamp. The
family we're in bed and the lamp was
allowed to burn. The loss was about
$3.50. Fully insured.
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morning was resting easily and suffering
little pain. She viii recover from the
effects Of the burns and shock in very
few days
PAYING TEACHERS.
Yesterday Treasurer Bronaugh was
busy paying of the Manchester school
teachers for the past month. All were
paid that came after their money
There is one months pay due the
teachers from last year. \ part OF this
has been paid, one teacher receiving hers
in full BY the first of December the
full indebtedness of the School Board
will be liquidated and the Board will then
for the first time in years start ont owing
nothing and prepared to pay an she owes
as the bills become due.
The School Board at their meeting
elected Miss Annie BrOdnax assistant
teacher in School No. Miss Mary
Swan, teacher and j. j. Norman col-
oredl. assistant in cOlorcd School No &.
II the attendance in either Of these
schools should fall below sixty per cent,
then the assistant teacher is To be dis
penscd with
BRIEFS ANp PERSONALS
The Electric Light Company were busy
yesterday placing lights in the stores on
Hull street The question OF lighting the
streets with arc lights is being agitated
The store lights are incandescent, and
furnish fifteen candle power.
Mr.. Arthur J.. Adamson of the firm OF
Sampson & Adamson, has been and Is
now confined 10 his residence at Bon
Air on account of sickness. Ills many
friends expect him TO be ont before many
days
Miss Rosa Jones, daughter of Judge
Jones of Petersburg, who has been visit
ing Miss Ruth Branch Of this city. re-
turned home Yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-08

Mrs l. b Stith has returned home
after ak weeks absence in Augusta, Ga.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

DAYS Happenings In our Sister UItN.
The October term of the Hastings
Court " Will begin on Monday nth. There
are a number of criminal cases TO be
heard and Judge John II Ingram has
o dera special grand jury 10 be summond.
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morning was resting easily and suffering
little pain. She viii recover from the
effects Of the burns and shock in very
few days
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10

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smxrYuu MOUNTAIN (OGn.l Ana 81
An accident ocsurre6 in Eiskiy01 tun-
rel last niRhf. EeEan men were seri-
ooaiy w0n1dsd. a blsst bad been tired.
haa al The chaEkss did nof 70 on.
When lhs men rsEnrned one Of them
struck u With piek. when an expo
sion took place. kneeking than cH their
fssA and covering thsm With foek and
debris. r. Dole, r. Con and B. RIM
mel Fsceived the worst iniuEies. Cole
will probably lose IN eye.
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sOARIEP KyER.

Darbgss Prophyiactic Fluid ia IN
ecnailed in the hreatment Of Scarlet
Fever. Used as q eARgie it prevents the
throat from becomiBg diphtheFitic, al
lays the Inflammation and snbdues The
pain. Used to sponee the body II al
Eaya The itching inflammation Of Ne
skin and destroys infection.
Exposed 20 the sick room Is viii pre-
vent the spread Of contsgion, and keep
the atmosphere wholesome. d.
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G1zz 81 n7Kxncu, Ana. 2.-H14loE-
ZaniGn. b ennefanU 30 roll ef . Ms1k-
san NIMHfzEL hnxillz p4Ndl11eu rgs-
Ellz1B eMx1hqnahB Or It's cilg taUExrqN
0ensldsr4ke4 alarz 8 f1lt em1nl -
liver oINBN. uha aeeept - Es14119t ~
~ bainR fu@n&e2 On suRaEtog knoW 80.
Aes1ndtna - Emze4. lhs elly VII ba
paFtfF dEz1zUge1 lomoEEuD Win a.
s1eEDeas IazB q IL. he haa - pze-
ts1da 70 kNy1, tnz1EumaDts which -
means u msRneIsxnd wnfaK. enable him
% peedie1 eaKfhcnaknB With aeguE1ey
before t6eif oee1Rr1no4 md slElna g
/ have pEsdis3nd TIE eaFlk cnzbs h -
aarf4 r.arf a. fha asrmrnaF
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WAmzmnxuz, AaR. 81 slnlaDe11
prepared e - Treasury DepaEimsu1
sow fha eos Ct ails1s buIlion paE-
chMana - tha Treasury fer tia eotnaae
q silver dsllnEs daring the nsssl yeaE
endinR Sune 50, 1881, was &2kf646lb.
uhiIs fhs eost Of bailiou delivered %
paruhaass wes 80 50 81 Tha o1Et e
fha G,lEax hnllinn anuanmed IN &c dollar
coinsRs dnring he mme psxicd was
Is SO. "a. and - naDkeE e 1ise1l
Collars coinsd VS. 50 .106 81.
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Cmua0o. Aua. s. ne Eiehth AnnBal
Cangen1ion of ths PhotoREMUAsEs Of
AmsEisa opened today u The Expesiiien
bniid;ns. A large nambeF q dsiegztes
WeEo Wszssns. Iha axAlhsflea com
prises nsaFiy l0.0D pictures Of various
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~. - e n1s . inasnil 1nslE securities.
wzakssI 10 fanA sall1nR a. x;
Wv 1870 nnrrsI1 sne11 wlsh mr.
1sls 9 alahs sdsnn.s - abgTs sas-
0s,S-wssk "a ~; thsrs nss 49,
huga1l IN .lss na1EEs1 sn'1 aIssks a1o 80
snm1lnfina. Q11sn ENngnn O. sci S13f.
EaeI--Tks ernsRnI fsniarun e tke
nEEksI re uH11nnzed. Reuu1 80 e
Calonfias ars shlainahls q 75<e. smaller
-.sr,sr'1e A TF<faTF(es
49, : :. I Z ~ .:ss..u.us u v.sy Hahs
80 lsnds : 1sss szssss sass 81 -
B1sssr 40 Kora-Fsrm; nnsknnasa.
Hops~EmMA inqniFy.
ww nuzE MAnxKn.
Nxw Tezz. Au9. a.--Hopa, quisL
Ccass, fnif, Rio. stsadg. i9soptiola.
lover, wo&aE13iNalY ae1fSe. halea, .. :
- bars. 6essenAb1x. 9179lT . Oo1e.
beE. 41z.1o4l7 ~ Nesenoes. ~. ice
Ills: Dsssnbes, sl7.1s9i7 50 ssnn-
susas, eaisi, slsndv nna unsban9sd;
rennsd. qatss. o, S5<455f; exfEe z,
1s<at5S; sgnfss1ioaeES A. ls-l6;
eabss. 5 Is IS.
Petrolean opsned steady, sad after
ndwAncing 10 In fFnt hail hoaEv when
theFe Vas soma exidenee II squoRzes
and pFisss adganoed 2 es1is fEo1 ire
apsnlnR fQu-es. There wes slight 70
aston froEn tia highest poiB1, Bot The
close was a1fonG- OEe1ed 5I@s niRn-
est 81. lowest b71<, closing 81. sales,
~ no faxTeaa
czIoAeo cATTLs M1KxETa.
CnSnAao. Aug. s.--Oastle Essseipls.
1900; 0smsr for beat. 0tbeFs weak;
shippinR sssers. S31z.7D; stookers and
feeders, 81 z0a3; Texas .esitles eleoa
e18
HOGS - Rsceipas, 1000; slow bat
sseady; Foueh and miEed. et.7045 70;
packing and skiDpinR, sAloeA46; light.
e4Oa5&.
shesp-Rsosipss. 400; shade loser;
natives, O. GOA IS; western, $685. 30
Texana, e25o93-50.
Tue Dropsrs' Journal special London
esbieRram qaotes that markst more co
tive; Supplies light. prices cent high
en-: best American Steers, 1z(d ~ genis
Ger pound estimated dead weight.
WOOL MAxxKT.
ParEADKLPHIA, Au1. e.-Wool dull
and nominal.
BosTon, AuQ. 9.-Wool arm. with al
improvsd demand. OHIO aad Psnnsyl-
vania \, 81; do Xxx. "a; do Xxx and
shove, s.; Michigan x, 30; do delaine,
81: Ohio dslaine, IS; No. ! clothing wool,
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Gtnt's all WOOL scarlet shirts and
drawers redneed 10 Csc, regular price
q IS. San Francisao Store.
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DRESSMAKING.

NEADk1GE r LYNCH. or CHICAGO.
vi TemAE 81 Pref LfvisGtenas RfsneA
uG1hd nAztca e 6g1arss
Alsint1s pre3nAk1ng Ead ans NHlis9y.
1ecaly. HAllI nisck. eaFnsT u 5000 aad
Celz8elA slFseta 40 I'm
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OREGON !HLR!,,A!lv.m

UhEGUW M. NAV.
9TEAME R.
NORTH PACIFIC AND gro Z n.n
AlieEualA
Arrive daily expopt Sunday, nnum
Victoria and Port T0wnalna. Z. 4 "a
Depart caily except Sunday. a.
AeoowA ..sss.s-s-s.ess-..sss. ~
Arrive daily exoept 81ndag,
nom Inann1n.ss.ssa.-. ,s..a Z a#An
Depart daily except Sunday, fae
Victurin and Port Towu1anas a.
STEAMER EMMA HAfWAz1
Arrives daily IRON Tncuma. ....e Al
Departs daily tor KmcnnnA. IA
Arrives daily from Taeonhn. en-
cert Sunday ...s..sss.sss. stssttH 81
Departs daily for TacouA. oxogg1
GonQAYss.. ..-.-..---.s.s. sssess - t@I1
gTBAMER IDAHO
Arrives from whaAoom every Tun
dsy. Thur, da4 and esturaaF 49,. a
nspazts for Watson and waY Pcris
svery sunday, Tuesday and Thnre
dAyr at....s..s........-.s.s "a
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SITUATED NEAR LINE OF STREET
= Railway. These lots are heaatifuIly
sstaated. WI Be sold rum e1se u.
AGpay % MRS. II. J. pONTTUa
mYia Am On the uraxuisnH.
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CoLuMslA. Is. C..l Aaa. a.-Rspofts
II tua hundred and seventy one town.
pariment OF Agricultural covering
every county, shoe that on August 1st,
Gotten which IL tvo OF three weeks later
than last year, has q full bottom crop
reported IS eeaeFAily the best ever
aRUWn. The yiald Will he the largest on
record. Reports o. large rise crops still
eonainne favosabla ana Il 70 has not
been ioiared By foods since the date
Of reports. win Be the largest foE : nam
Der q years.
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sroCK MAHKKr W INV YoaK.

Nnw YoEK, Aag. 9.-The siook mar
bet today was dull with generally sag
ginR tendency. which developed into q
decided weakness In spots, but The tenn
per Of the speculation changed for the
bestss before the eloss and the outoomeI
Of the days transaotiors were enoouFae-
inc 10 the bulls. The waiting tendency
vas more pronounced and ths dealings,
even more than yesterday, we're Of .
paFely professional character. There
weFe no Developments b telegraph mat
ters, bat The fvea-C Cincinnati, Hamilton
a Dayton aifaif assumed q more favor
abls aspect. late IN the day 10 which the
MARKET quickly responded. A great
majority Of the active lisi are small
fFaciions higher, but New EnRland
gainsd ~, Omaha. while So. Paul and
Dal1sh lost 2. wheeling and Lake Erie
II, Oolorsds ~.
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IowpoN. AaR. Aliases y. blai1e.
Via - vita ana dsnRhteF age ID DAB
i'm. TheY Hsfs GlaaRow ysst@gd1y a1o
agn.aed - Baifast, pgooeedinR th@nee 70
DublIn, whsss they arrived lasi highs
BIaina intends % sps1d s5ms tine ~
IFaland. a. Be doai1us 20 take qalte
Ioeh asnnna and examine into tha soc
disian AZ tha oauuaFy. He says his ex
n1rienes tbs far % Earopssn society
- ri rSoonefIsd hin - zoe order 81
tTlngs 81 tlnia side. Am0nz The tnals-
taslona 81 Great British be @lssss tne
sprin9 and nerve CHARACTERISTICS OF
Amegtea.
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OTTAWA, Aua. e--The Minister Of
the MILITIA and Sir Fred Middleton will
shortly start for British Colombia. for
the pusPoso Of tnspccling the site Of
NE proposed defenaes OF Esquimalt
TIE earth cork viii Be baiit 81 The en-.
penes % Canada. while ERglAnd Will
suppiy she armoFmenL
EStestsa Resisted ~ Alice BarFy.
DUuLm, AuR. s.-Aliee Barry deEicd
The poltce when they went to sxecate q
wrtl Of eviction against her a. Kpoek-
land, Oounty Antrim, today. she bar
rlcaded Der home. and With ths assist
ance Of frienas. defended 10 for 9 lone
time against tue large force Of sfseers
Vito tried 20 take u b. STERN. and vito
were nany times Fepotsed By yullsfs 81
slones and streams Of boiling water
thFuwn apoa them. The palice anally
oaptafed The houeo By : chArRs vita
axed hayonetA eat not until mAny Uere
hurt and oHe vaa badly ptfchfasked.
Five % the defenders Of Alice RAFry'e
haase we're piaced under arrest.
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CHIcAoO, Aue. 9.--The Appellate Court
this afternoon granted Q sapeFesidas 10
the case Of Il. s. Mcdonald, the con-
vicsed boodleF, brother gambler Of Mike
Mcdonald. The case cannot n0W Be
reached untn the October term. The
decision applies to McGarieie a. well AZ
MaDoaald, though he hasnot taken shy
paft IN the application. A molten 20
admit Mcdonald TO bail vas denied.
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